Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by ending

759     0
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by ending

A Starbucks admits she scrawled her number on a ''cute'' customer's coffee cup - and the pair ended up saying ''I brew'' as their wedding vows after their meet-cute at the

Love-struck Samantha Hildebrandt and working part-time as a barista when she scribbled her number on Robbie Hildebrandt's cappuccino cup. The now 26-year-old had served coffee-loving Robbie a few times and had brief chats with him before she plucked up the courage to ''shoot her shot'' and leave her number on his cup.

Worried he wouldn't be able to read her writing, the nurse was over the moon when she received a text later that day from dietician Robbie asking, ''Hey is this Samantha?''' The student writer was whisked off to a fancy Italian restaurant for their first date restaurant where Robbie, now 33, made Samantha feel ''immediately loved and cared for.''

In 2021, five years after they met in November 2016, the ''fated'' couple got married. They even gifted their loved ones mason jars full of coffee beans labelled ''the perfect blend'' as a nod to their love story.

READ MORE:

Greggs, Costa & Pret coffees have 'huge differences in caffeine', says report eiqrtixqiquuinvGreggs, Costa & Pret coffees have 'huge differences in caffeine', says report
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingThe cheeky messages sent (Kennedy News and Media)
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingSamantha plucked up the courage to 'shoot her shot' and leave her number on his cup (Eric Hance/Kennedy News)

The couple have adopted a cat together and now Samantha is urging women to 'shoot their shot' and potentially change the course of their future. Samantha from , said: "It all started when I was working as a barista at Starbucks. I kept seeing this one really lovely young man come in. We'd have small conversations here and there, 'hi and bye.'

"One day he started a conversation with me asking how my Thanksgiving was. I was so happy. I think our conversation gave me the confidence to pursue him, so I wrote my number on his coffee cup. It was on one of the holiday cups. I know the way I gave him my number was very interesting, it's unique. I'm very lucky he saw it because if he didn't, I don't know if we'd be together today. I wrote my number with a sharpie and he texted me that night. The rest is history."

Despite not having Robbie's number, the content creator suspected it was him when she received a text from a mysterious number later that day.

Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingShe scrawled her number on a 'cute' customer's coffee cup (Kennedy News and Media)
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingLove-struck Samantha Hildebrandt was in college and working part-time as a barista (Eric Hance/Kennedy News)

Samantha said: "I looked at my phone and it's a number that I don't have saved and it said 'hey is this Samantha?' I thought 'oh my gosh'. I said 'yes, who is this?' even though I had a very good idea who it was. I felt so excited and hopeful for the future. I just felt like it was the start of something amazing, I had a feeling about that. That's when he said 'this is Robbie, I had your number on my coffee' and he put a little smiley face emoji.

Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingSamantha was working part time as a student (Kennedy News and Media)

"I was so happy he was able to read it because I kind of scribbled it on there. I said 'you were so cute, so kind and sweet to me I had to write it on there'. We ended up texting after that and setting up a first date, that's how it all started."

For their first date, Robbie took Samantha to an Italian and she said they felt an immediate connection.

Samantha said: "The first proper date was very cute, I felt special. I'd never once been taken on a date and been treated that way. I really felt loved, immediately. I felt cared for as soon as I met him."

Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingThe now 26-year-old had served coffee-loving Robbie a few times (Kennedy News and Media)
Starbucks barista who scrawled her number on customer's cup is amazed by endingSamantha was worried Robbie wouldn't be able to read her frantic scribble (Eric Hance/Kennedy News)

Now they loved-up couple hope to inspire others to take chances in dating. Samantha said: "We tried to incorporate how we met into our wedding favours that we gave out. We had little mason jars that had coffee beans in them and they said 'the perfect blend'. They had our names and the date we met underneath. I still have a lot of them now in my closet and when I open it I smell the coffee, it's just a lovely reminder.

"I'm happy I get to share it because I want to give people the confidence to go for it and encourage other women to shoot their shot. You've got to go for it, take chances in life and be confident because you never know. We don't have any children yet but we have our cat who we love so much. Our cat is like our child.

"We definitely plan to keep growing and reach our goals together and inspire other couples. He's definitely the love of my life, we were fated to be together. We balance each other out perfectly, he's very mellow and the voice of reason. He balances me out so well, I'm very thankful for him."

Costa Coffee cappuccino has four times the amount of caffeine as a Red BullCosta Coffee cappuccino has four times the amount of caffeine as a Red Bull

Eleanor Wood Bowyer

Print page

Comments:

comments powered by Disqus